Psychology
Mirror of the Mind: The Psychology of Empathy
Empathy is an essential element in forming and maintaining relationships with others. Empathy goes beyond simple understanding: it is the ability to share another person's emotions
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Tourism studies
The Economic Potential and Social Change of Adventure Tourism
Adventure tourism is a rapidly growing field that occupies an important place in modern tourism studies. This article first examines the definition and historical background of adv
Psychology
One Good Trait Makes Everything Shine: The Halo Effect
The halo effect is a bias in judgment in which the impression from one standout trait spills over into how we rate other, unrelated traits. This piece covers the research that firs
Library & information science
Following the Scent to Find Information: Information Foraging Theory
Information foraging theory, developed by Peter Pirolli and Stuart Card at Xerox PARC, explains how people search for information the way animals hunt for food. This article covers
Economics
Better Off Sharing Even When You Excel at Everything: Comparative Advantage
Comparative advantage is the principle that each party gains by specializing in what it can produce at a lower opportunity cost than others. This article covers the basic concept,
Chemistry
Paving the Way for Sustainable Development Through Green Chemistry Technology
Green chemistry is a key field that can achieve environmental protection and economic development simultaneously, playing an important role in creating a sustainable future. As ind
Design
The Crowning Glory of Design: The World of 'Character' Design
Every day, we live amid countless advertisements and marketing campaigns. Within this flood, there are figures with the power to instantly capture our attention and move our hearts
Business administration
Why No Complaints Doesn't Mean Motivation: Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory
Herzberg's two-factor theory holds that the factors that create satisfaction at work and the factors that create dissatisfaction are two separate sets. This article covers how he d
Statistics
The Number to Check Before the Evidence: The Base Rate Fallacy
The base rate fallacy is judging from vivid case details while ignoring how common an event usually is. This piece covers Kahneman and Tversky’s research, the cab problem, everyday
Psychology
An Emotion Humans Experience: What Are the 3 Types of Anxiety?
In this article, we will briefly review the factors behind human anxiety as a topic in psychology. In psychology, anxiety refers to a negative and uncomfortable emotion that arises
Library & information science
Splitting a Subject into Many Sides: Faceted Classification
Faceted classification divides a subject into non-overlapping aspects and combines their symbols into one class number. This piece covers enumerative versus analytico-synthetic cla
Journalism & communication
The Reporters Who Dug Up Corruption from the Muck: The Muckrakers
Muckrakers were reform-minded journalists and writers of America's Progressive Era who doggedly investigated and exposed political corruption, monopoly abuses, and harsh working co